Plant Operations Manager
ampam parks mechanicalCarson (CA)
About the role
Plant Operations Manager – Plumbing DivisionAMPAM Parks Mechanical specializes in multifamily construction.
The company:
's core strength is its design-build model that allows clients to minimize risk, shorten construction schedules, and accelerate building occupancy. The Plant Operations Manager – Plumbing Division is a critical, high-impact operational leadership role within AMPAM's Supply Chain Planning & Operations department. This position provides the on-the-ground execution engine required to stabilize and elevate warehouse operations, fabrication support, logistics, and job-site delivery performance at the Carson facility.
Key responsibilities include:
Warehouse & Material Flow Optimization Logistics & Job-Site Delivery Performance Operations Leadership & Workforce Management Daily Execution & Operational Discipline Cross-Functional Alignment Performance Management KPIs & Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)Safety & Compliance
Who you are:
7–10+ years of leadership experience in operations, including warehouse, logistics, manufacturing, or construction operations environments Proven experience stabilizing, scaling, or improving operational performance in a fast-paced environment Strong leadership capability managing frontline teams and supervisors across multiple functions Experience implementing standardized processes, KPIs, and performance management systems Construction or MEP experience preferred, but not required Proficient in Microsoft Office applications; experience with ERP or warehouse/logistics systems is a plus Working knowledge of AutoCAD or fabrication-related tools is a plus Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills Proven ability to operate with limited supervision and drive execution through others Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the U.S. on a full-time basis without future employment sponsorship
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